Method for determining white plume control line of smoke after wet desulphurization

ABSTRACT

Determining a white plume control line of smoke after wet desulphurization includes: drawing a saturated air enthalpy humidity curve or equivalent; obtaining annual temperature and humidity change data of located cities or regions along with the time at the frequency of at least one datum every day; drawing the data obtained in the saturated air enthalpy humidity curve; and drawing a tangent line on the saturation curve by using each meteorological point in a chart, the right lower side of the tangent line is a de-pluming control region, the de-pluming effect superior to that at the feature meteorological point can be realized when the smoke enters the region after regulation, a region defined by the de-pluming control line and the saturation curve at a low-temperature side forms a de-pluming day number control region, and the point number falling within the region is the white plume generating day number.

BACKGROUND Technical Field

The present invention belongs to the field of smoke purification, andparticularly relates to a method for determining a white plume controlline of smoke after wet desulphurization.

Related Art

With the implementation of ultralow emission of coal-fired power plants,pollutants such as particulate matters, SO₂ and NO_(x) in smoke areeffectively controlled to different degrees. However, the smoke afterwet desulphurization has low temperature, and saturated wet smoke formsseveral hundred meters or even several kilometers of white plume in aprocess of being in contact with environment air and gradually cooling,causing visual pollution and great distress on the lives of surroundingresidents; and meanwhile, high-humidity environment promotes secondaryconversion of primary pollutants, a humidity inversion layer is formedto prevent further dispersion of the pollutants, which is one of sourcesof formation of local haze. By aiming at the phenomenon, some localenvironmental protection departments have introduced policies relevantto wet plume control. The standards introduced by major cities andregions are summarized as follows:

Shanghai

Shanghai Environmental Protection Bureau issued Emission standards forAtmospheric Pollutants from Coal-fired Power Plants (DB31/963-2016) onJan. 29, 2016. It required that “smoke temperature control and othereffective measures should be adopted for coal-fired power generatingboilers so as to eliminate phenomena of gypsum rain, colored plume,etc.”, and realized the normalized control on pollution broughttherefrom through test enhancement.

http://www.sepb.gov.cn/fa/cms/shhj/shhj2024/shhj2038/2016/02/91580.htm

Shanghai Environmental Protection Bureau issued Technical Requirementsfor Testing Gypsum Rain and Colored Plume in Coal-fired Power Plants inShanghai (For Trial Implementation) on Jun. 6, 2017. The applicationscope of the requirement was determined, the gypsum rain and coloredplume were defined, the test requirements were provided in three aspectsof smoke temperature test, colored plume observation and gypsum rainsedimentation test, and meanwhile, an evaluation standard was given.

http://www.sepb.gov.cn/fa/cms/xxgk/AC45/AC4508000/AC4508003/2017/06/96352.htm

Requirements: if a smoke heating technology is used, the emission smoketemperature should continuously and stably reach 75° C. or higher undernormal work conditions, and the emission smoke temperature shouldcontinuously and stably reach 78° C. or higher in winter (November ofeach year to February of next year) and when heavy pollution earlywarning starts; if a smoke condensation reheating technology is used,and the equivalent gypsum rain and colored plume elimination effect canbe reached, the emission smoke temperature should continuously andstably reach 54° C. or higher under the normal work conditions, and theemission smoke temperature should continuously and stably reach 56° C.or higher in winter and when heavy pollution early warning starts.Coal-fired power plants using smoke heating or smoke condensationreheating technology can be exempted from the test, but any unreasonableshutdown of relevant facilities is not allowed.

Zhejiang Province

Zhejiang Environmental Protection Bureaus issued a Zhejiang provincemandatory local environment protection standard of Emission Standardsfor Atmospheric Pollutants from Coal-fired Power Plants (Exposure Draft)on Aug. 28, 2017. It required that “smoke temperature control and othereffective measures should be adopted for coal-fired power generatingboilers so as to eliminate phenomena of gypsum rain, colored plume,etc.”, wherein power plants required to be governed were specified out,a measure of eliminating gypsum rain and colored plume through MGGH wasprovided, and the chimney outlet smoke temperature to be controlled bythe technology was also given out.

http://www.zjepb.gov.cn/art/2017/8/28/art_1201983_13444986.html

Handan

Handan Leading Group Office for Atmospheric Pollution Prevention andControl issued Suggestions on Implementation of Fugitive EmissionGovernance in Power Plants and Key Industries in Handan (Handan LeadingGroup Office for Atmospheric Pollution Prevention and Control [2017] No.112) on Oct. 16, 2017. It clearly specified that each kind of powerenterprises should eliminate white plume from chimney before the end ofDecember, 2017.

Tianjin

Tianjin Environmental Protection Bureau issued Notice about RelevantWork of Further Strengthening Atmospheric Pollution Deep Governance inKey Industries of Thermal Power, Steel, etc. in Tianjin on Oct. 21,2017. It specified that “smoke temperature control and other effectivemeasures should be adopted for boilers in several industries so as toeliminate phenomena of gypsum rain, colored plume, etc.”, and clearlyspecified that relevant technologies should be adopted for coal-firedboilers, except for those equipped with WESP, and other facilities so asto reduce the smoke emission temperature and moisture content foreliminating phenomena of gypsum rain, colored plume, etc. Definition ofGypsum Rain and Colored Plume was given in appendixes.

Xuzhou

Jiangsu Province Atmospheric Pollution Prevention and Control Regulationspecified clear requirements on implementation of ultralow emission ofcoal-fired boilers. Notice about Promoting Implementation of AtmosphericPollutant Ultralow Emission Demonstration Project on Coal-Fired PowerGenerating Units was issued. According to information, smoke temperatureemission requirements are under formulation, and specific emissiontemperature requirements will be issued in 2018.

Xuzhou People's Government Office issued Notice about Accelerating SmokeComprehensive Governance in Coal-Fired Power Generating Enterprises inXuzhou. It required that before the end of July in this year, the powerenterprises in Xuzhou should complete dehumidification, dust reductionand de-pluming projects, and the colored plume should be basicallyeliminated. According to the smoke comprehensive emission standard, insummer (April to October), the smoke temperature reaches 47° C. or lowerafter condensation, and the smoke moisture content is 10.4% or lower;and in winter (November to March of next year), the smoke temperaturereaches 45° C. or lower after condensation, and the smoke moisturecontent is 9.5% or lower.

Therefore, China is a large country with quiet different meteorologicalconditions and coal firing conditions in each region, and regulations ineach region are different, so that it is important to use a scientificmethod for determining a de-pluming control line of smoke after wetdesulphurization.

SUMMARY

The present invention provides a method for determining a white plumecontrol line of smoke after wet desulphurization by aiming at theabove-mentioned existing problems.

The Objectives of the Present Invention can be Achieved by the FollowingTechnical Scheme:

The method for determining the white plume control line of smoke afterwet desulphurization includes the following steps:

First Step, determining a control line according to a following method:

Step 1, drawing a saturated air enthalpy humidity curve or an equivalentcurve;

Step 2, obtaining temperature and relative humidity change data oflocated cities or regions along with the time at the frequency of atleast one datum every day, wherein the sum of data collected every dayis p, the data collection day number is m, and the sum of collected datais m*p;

Step 3, drawing the data obtained in the Step 2 in the saturated airenthalpy humidity curve obtained in the Step 1, and correspondinglyobtaining corresponding meteorological points;

Step 4, drawing tangent lines on the saturated air enthalpy humiditycurve by using the meteorological points obtained in the Step 3;

Step 5, ranking the slope of each tangent line obtained in the Step 4 inan increasing order, wherein the serial numbers are sequentially 0, 1,2, . . . , m*p−1; wherein the serial number of the magnitude of any oneslope is defined to be n, and n is greater than or equal to 0 butsmaller than or equal to m*p−1;

Step 6, determining a control line according to the slopes obtained inthe Step 5,

wherein according to (m*p−n)/(m*p)*100, control lines with differentvalues can be obtained; the tangent line with the smallest slope is thestrictest white plume control line, the de-pluming day number controlregion corresponding to the state is a 100% white-plume-free day numbercontrol region, and the corresponding tangent line is the 100%white-plume-free day number control line;

Second Step, designing condensing and temperature rise capability of adesulfurization tower device;

Definition: a critical point D is a smoke parameter point of anintersection point of the control lines with different values and thesaturated air enthalpy humidity curve;

Definition: a point A is a smoke parameter point of an initial state ofa wet desulphurization device for emitting wet smoke;

Definition: a point B is any one smoke parameter point between the pointA and the critical meteorological point D in the saturated air enthalpyhumidity curve, and this point is the smoke parameter design point withthe lowest device operation energy consumption.

The parameter design point with the lowest device operation energyconsumption is a lowest cost combination of the cost required fortemperature lowering of the device to the point B and the cost requiredfor temperature rise of the device to the control lines with differentvalues;

Definition: the condensation capability of the desulphurization towerdevice refers to temperature required for temperature lowering from thepoint A to the point B in the saturated air enthalpy humidity curve; and

the temperature rise capability of the desulphurization tower devicerefers to temperature required for temperature rise of the point B tothe control lines with different values in the saturated air enthalpyhumidity curve;

Third Step, a method for regulating white plume of smoke after wetdesulphurization by the control lines, wherein the method concretelyincludes the following steps of:

Step 1, drawing a tangent line on the saturated air enthalpy humiditycurve by using an environment meteorological point, wherein the tangentline is an environment meteorological tangent line; and

Step 2, taking a point B′ as a smoke parameter point with the lowestdevice operation energy consumption, wherein the point B′ is any onemeteorological data point between the point A and the criticalmeteorological point D in the saturated air enthalpy humidity curve.

The smoke parameter point with the lowest device operation energyconsumption is the lowest cost combination of the cost required fortemperature lowering of the device to the point B′ and the cost requiredfor temperature rise of the device to the environment meteorologicaltangent line.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, the saturatedair enthalpy humidity curve in the Step 1 takes temperature as thehorizontal coordinate, and takes steam partial pressure as the verticalcoordinate; and the equivalent curve is a curve drawn by takingtemperature as the horizontal coordinate and taking relative humidity ormoisture content as the vertical coordinate.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, the datacollection time in the Step 2 is longer than or equal to 1 calendaryear.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, the datacollection time in the Step 2 is 1 to 5 calendar years.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, the datacollection time in the Step 2 is from October of each year to April ofnext year.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, p data arecollected every day in Step 2, wherein the p is greater than or equal to1, and the collection time interval of each datum is (24/p)h.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, p data arecollected every day in Step 2, and p is greater than or equal to 20 butsmaller than or equal to 80.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, p datacollected every day in Step 2 are screened by a method with thefollowing steps:

Step a, drawing the saturated air enthalpy humidity curve or theequivalent curve;

Step b, drawing the p data collected every day into the saturated airenthalpy humidity curve obtained in the Step a to obtain correspondingmeteorological points;

Step c, drawing tangent lines on the saturated air enthalpy humiditycurve by using the meteorological points obtained in the Step b; and

Step d, ranking the slope of each tangent line obtained in the Step c inan increasing order, and selecting the meteorological point datum withthe smallest slope as the datum of that day.

In the technical scheme adopted by the present invention, a region wherethe tangent line and the right lower side of the tangent line arelocated is a de-pluming control region, de-pluming can be realized whenoriginal smoke enters the region after temperature and humidityregulation; a region defined by the de-pluming control line and thesaturation curve at a low-temperature side forms a de-pluming day numbercontrol region, and the point number falling within the region is thewhite plume generating day number; and the de-pluming for the day numberat different proportions can be realized by regulating different slopes.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of smoke de-pluming.

The smoke temperature of coal-fired power plant boilers after wetdesulphurization is lowered to 45 to 55° C.; at this moment, the smokeis generally saturated wet smoke; and a great amount of steam isincluded in the smoke. If the smoke is directly emitted from a chimneyto enter environment air with lower temperature, the smoke temperatureis gradually lowered, and steam in the smoke is condensed to form wetplume.

The smoke moisture content refers to the mass (g) of the steam,coexisting with 1 kg of dry smoke, in the wet smoke, with the unit ofg/kg dry smoke. At a certain temperature, the steam accommodatingcapability of the smoke is limited. In FIG. 1 , a smoke emission andwhite plume forming process is shown on an enthalpy humidity diagram;the curve is a moisture content change curve of air with the relativehumidity being 100% along with the temperature; the point A is aninitial state (the smoke emission temperature after the wetdesulfurization is generally saturated smoke being 45 to 60° C.) of theemitted wet smoke; points C1 and C2 are different environment airstates, i.e., a final state of the smoke (according to the generalatmospheric environment temperature in Jiangsu region); and tangentpoints M1 and M2 are respectively formed by drawing tangent lines of thesaturation curve from C1 and C2. The smoke emitted from the chimney iscontinuously mixed with the smoke in the atmospheric environment. Thecapacity of the atmospheric environment is relatively large, so that itis generally regarded that the environment state point keeps unchanged(i.e., the points C1 and C2 in the figure), the smoke emitted from thechimney continuously approaches to the state of the atmosphericenvironment in the process of continuously mixing with the air. When theatmospheric environment is at the C1 state, the smoke A emitted from thechimney can continuously approach to a C1 state point, i.e., approachingalong a connecting line of A to C1. In the change process from the pointA to the point M1, local mixed gas of emitted smoke and the air (at thispoint, the emitted smoke should be regarded as a focused main body) isalways in an oversaturated state, so that the steam in the saturated wetsmoke generates phase change to be condensed into a liquid state whenchanging to the point M1 along the saturated humidity curve, condensedliquid is continuously produced, and moisture in the wet smoke iscondensed into small liquid drips, namely the “white plume”; after thepoint M1 is passed, the local mixed gas of the emitted smoke and the air(at this point, the emitted smoke should be regarded as a focused mainbody) is in an unsaturated state, so that the temperature and thehumidity of the emitted smoke gradually change to the environmenttemperature and humidity in the process of changing to the environmentstate point C1 from the point M1 along a straight line, the white plumedisappears, so that the length of visible white plume depends on thelength of the A-M1 saturation curve; and identically, the process ofchanging from the point A to the point C2 with lower environmenttemperature is similar, but the length of the white plume is longer.Therefore, whether white plume is generated after the wet smoke isemitted from the chimney and the length of the appeared white plume arerelevant to the smoke temperature and the moisture content (the positionof the point A), and are also relevant to the temperature and thehumidity (i.e., the positions of the points C1 and C2) of theenvironment air. The “white plume” can be generated if the connectingline of the wet smoke initial state point and the environment statepoint intersects with the saturated humidity curve. The “white plume” islonger if the environment temperature is lower and the humidity isgreater.

From the formation mechanism of the white plume, the connecting line ofthe wet smoke initial state point and the environment state point shallnot intersect with the saturated humidity curve if the white plume needsto be eliminated, and the critical point is the tangent point of theconnecting line of the wet smoke initial state point and the environmentstate point with the saturated humidity curve.

In the technical scheme adopted by the prevent invention, the de-plumingcontrol mechanism depends on how to control the connecting line of thewet smoke initial state point and the environment state point not tointersect with the saturation humidity curve by certain temperature andhumidity regulating measures. The tangent line is drawn on thesaturation curve by using each meteorological point. The region at theright lower side of the tangent line is a de-pluming control region, andde-pluming effect superior to that at the feature meteorological pointcan be realized when the original smoke enters the region afterregulation. The region defined by the de-pluming control line and thesaturation curve at the low-temperature side forms the de-pluming daynumber control region, and the point number falling within the region isthe white plume generating day number. The de-pluming for the day numberat different proportions can be realized by regulating different slopes.Predictably, for a series of tangent line clusters formed bymeteorological data in a specific range, the tangent line with thesmallest slope is the strictest white plume control line. The de-plumingday number control region corresponding to this state is the 100%white-plume-free day number control region, the corresponding tangentline is the 100% white-plume-free day number control line, and nometeorological data point exists inside the de-pluming day numbercontrol region at this state.

De-pluming critical point calculation: as shown in FIG. 7 , the point Cstate (x_(c), y_(c)) and the point A state (x_(a), y_(a)) are known(wherein the point C refers to environment temperature and humidity, andthe point A refers to smoke temperature and humidity), and the point Mstate (x_(m), y_(m)) is solved, wherein the point M is the criticalpoint of not generating white plume after the smoke and the air ismixed.

The tangent line of the curve Φ-t is drawn in a way of passing throughthe point C, and a line parallel to the axis X is drawn in a way ofpassing through the point A, wherein the intersection point is the pointM, and the tangent point of CM and the curve is D(x_(d), y_(d)).

Curve Φ-t equation:y=f(x)

Straight line CM equation:y−y _(c)=(x−x _(c))f′(x _(d))

The point D is located on the curve Φ-t and the straight line CM:y _(d) =f(x _(d))y _(d) −y _(c)=(x _(d) −x _(c))f′(x _(d))

By eliminating y_(c), an equation with one unknown quantity about x_(c)is obtained:f(x _(d))−x _(d) f′(x _(d))=x _(c) f′(x _(d))−y _(c)=0,

set F(x)=f(x)−xf′(x)=x_(c)f′(x)−y_(c), solve the root x_(d) of F(x)=0 bya Newton iteration method.x ₁ =x _(c)x _(n+1) =x _(n) −F(x _(n))/F′(x _(n))y _(m) =y _(a)x _(m) =x _(c)+(y _(a) −y _(c))/f′(x _(d))

Beneficial Effects of the Present Invention:

A method for scientifically determining a de-pluming control line ofsmoke after wet desulphurization has the beneficial effects that:

1. meteorological data and smoke emission parameters over the years canbe favorably sorted, the scientific white plume control objective andthe economic and reasonable temperature point control path of acondensing-temperature rise process are determined, and the decision anddesign basis is provided for project construction.

2. for constructed projects, an optimum condensing-temperature risetemperature control point can be determined according to the de-plumingcontrol line by combining with the practical meteorological data andsmoke emission parameters, the operation cost is reduced, and thede-pluming effect is improved.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of smoke de-pluming.

FIG. 2 is a drawn saturated air enthalpy humidity curve.

FIG. 3 is temperature and humidity change data along with the timecollected for a year according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram obtained after drawing obtained data on thesaturated air enthalpy humidity curve.

FIG. 5 is a diagram obtained by drawing tangent lines on the saturationcurve by using each meteorological point in the diagram.

FIG. 6 is a white plume temperature lowering and temperature risecontrol path FIG. 7 is a de-pluming critical point calculation diagram.

FIG. 8 is comparison curves of operation energy consumptions under thecondition of different combinations.

FIG. 9 is a diagram obtained by drawing tangent lines on the saturatedair enthalpy humidity curve by using environment meteorological pointsK.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The following further describes the present invention with reference tothe embodiments, but the protection scope of the present invention isnot limited thereto:

Embodiment 1

A method for determining a white plume control line of smoke after wetdesulphurization, including the following steps of:

First Step: a control line is determined by a method including the stepsof:

Step 1, a saturated air enthalpy humidity curve is drawn, as shown inFIG. 2 ;

Step 2, temperature and humidity change data of located cities orregions along with the time in one year is obtained at the frequency ofat least one datum every day, as shown in FIG. 3 , wherein in thepresent embodiment, 48 data are collected every day, and the intervaltime of each datum is 30 min;

Step 3, the data obtained in the Step 2 is drawn in the saturated airenthalpy humidity curve obtained in the Step 1, as shown in FIG. 4 .

Step 4, the tangent line on the saturation curve is drawn by using eachmeteorological point in the diagram obtained in the Step 3, wherein aregion at the right lower side of the tangent line is a de-plumingcontrol region, the de-pluming effect superior to that at the featuremeteorological point can be realized when the smoke enters the regionafter regulation, a de-pluming day number control region is formed at aregion defined by the de-pluming control line and the saturation curveat a low-temperature side, and the point number falling within theregion is the white plume generating day number, as shown in FIG. 5 .

Step 5, slopes obtained in the Step 4 is ranked in a decreasing order,as shown in Table 1, wherein

serial number refers to the natural series number of the data, does notchange along with the ranking of subsequent lines, starts from 0, 1, 2,. . . , and also refers to the white-plume-free day number;

calendar serial number refers the corresponding calendar day number, forexample, January 1 is the calendar serial number 1, January 2 is thecalendar serial number 2, January 3 is the calendar serial number 3, andso on;

daily smallest slope and intercept refer to the slope and the interceptof the tangent line obtained in the Step 4, the equation can bedetermined according to the slope and the intercept of the tangent line,and when the datum of each day is only one, the daily smallest slope andintercept only refer to the slope and the intercept obtained by drawingthe tangent line on the saturation curve by using the data point; andwhen a plurality of data is collected in one day, the tangent line isdrawn on each data point, the smallest number of the obtained slope isthe daily smallest slope, and the intercept of the corresponding tangentline is the intercept in the table.

temperature and humidity are the temperature and the humiditycorresponding to the daily smallest slope in the day of the calendarserial number in the second column;

steam partial pressure (Pa) is the steam partial pressure convertedaccording to the obtained relative humidity (%), and is concretelyobtained by multiplying the relative humidity (%) by the saturated steampressure corresponding to the corresponding temperature; and

control line is the proportion of the white-plume-free day number in thetotal day number in a whole year, wherein the data line with the serialnumber being 0 is a 100% control line, the data line with the greatestserial number is a 0% control line, and other data lines are convertedin the same way;

Step 6, the control line is determined according to the serial number inthe Step 5 according to the time without the need of white plumecontrol, see the above.

By taking the 100% control line as an example, after the p point slopesin each day are ranked, the daily smallest slope is obtained, thesmallest slope datum in one year is ranked in Table 1, the annualsmallest slope (critical meteorological point) is 47.65, thecorresponding temperature is 1.1° C., the relative humidity is 100%, atangent line drawn on the saturation curve by using this point is the100% white-plume-free control line, and by that analogy, the white plumecontrol lines with different control degrees can be obtained; and

Step 7, process design is performed according to the control linesobtained in the Step 6.

TABLE 1 Saturation Calendar Daily Relative Steam partial steam Serialserial smallest Temperature humidity pressure pressure Control numbernumber slope Intercept (° C.) (%) (Pa) (Pa) line 0 22 47.65023 609.04921.103385 100 661.6259 661.6259 100%  1 21 48.10493 608.5079 1.252419 100668.7556 668.7556 2 31 48.30593 608.2471 −0.37961 99.27024 589.93594.2667 3 23 48.3414 608.1997 0.671875 99.89468 640.6857 641.3612 4 3248.89075 607.4137 −0.96038 98.40625 560.515 569.5929 5 24 50.58843604.3744 −8.42188 55.02408 178.4075 324.2353 6 35 54.13844 595.1369−0.48438 96.46875 568.9216 589.7471 7 34 54.56807 593.7626 −1.5781393.26563 507.6909 544.3493 8 328 55.02639 592.2369 2.805539 99.92188746.6242 747.2079 9 69 55.58119 590.3083 3.543739 100 787.2737 787.273710 74 56.87881 585.4526 3.914082 100 808.0811 808.0811 11 75 57.01711584.9068 3.953125 100 810.3028 810.3028 12 27 58.41684 579.0817 4.34375100 832.8301 832.8301 13 28 58.58678 578.3374 4.390629 100 835.5704835.5704 14 68 58.75713 577.5834 4.4375 100 838.3183 838.3183 15 2958.97414 576.6112 4.497042 100 841.8206 841.8206 16 25 62.18092 560.7631−5.72183 51.4525 205.3936 399.1908 17 54 62.74309 557.7039 5.502262 100902.933 902.933 18 53 63.47157 553.6178 5.690551 100 914.8062 914.806219 80 64.48523 547.7053 5.949489 100 931.3597 931.3597 20 11 66.12909537.5644 3.924562 98.57813 797.1786 808.6769 21 17 66.46495 535.40936.445296 100 963.7958 963.7958 22 81 66.8134 533.1441 6.53125 100969.5193 969.5193 23 1 66.84436 532.9415 1.871358 94.12865 658.0524699.0989 24 30 67.18842 530.6729 1.67582 93.32843 643.3909 689.3836 2533 67.93108 525.6774 −0.95313 80.88374 460.9526 569.8952 26 329 68.86291519.2203 0.361663 86.77896 544.2211 627.1348 27 331 69.16047 517.11437.100401 100 1008.182 1008.182 28 13 69.46543 514.9341 −0.23438 83.07813498.9536 600.5835 29 14 70.31897 508.7145 0.237747 84.57476 525.6581621.5307 30 327 71.33773 501.0664 4.40625 97.4921 815.5072 836.4854 3112 71.53004 499.5955 2.440953 92.61425 674.3191 728.0944 32 19 71.54348499.4924 −1.56592 71.15968 387.705 544.8381 33 5 73.1391 486.95388.028456 100 1074.148 1074.148 34 41 73.17883 486.6342 5.789981 98.82883910.3435 921.1316 35 55 74.1893 478.3842 2.128695 89.39063 636.5235712.0696 36 365 74.30446 477.4293 0.394591 80.62873 506.8576 628.631690% 37 82 74.53462 475.5118 8.34375 100 1097.41 1097.41 38 79 74.81395473.169 8.40625 100 1102.074 1102.074 39 18 75.48234 467.4922 1.18749683.71875 557.2667 665.6414 40 361 75.7373 465.3006 8.611445 100 1117.5081117.508 41 20 76.32359 460.2066 −1.29688 65.06588 361.5818 555.7164 4226 76.70528 456.8497 −1.47323 62.71875 344.0528 548.5645 43 15 76.81166455.9084 2.550016 88.86252 652.043 733.7661 44 36 77.2332 452.15420.921875 80.16024 523.4734 653.0337 45 66 77.45552 450.1585 8.987655 1001146.302 1146.302 46 348 77.49847 449.7718 8.996965 100 1147.0231147.023 47 352 77.51527 449.6205 2.8531 89.49066 670.9417 749.7338 4837 77.82428 446.825 0.819958 78.8125 510.9041 648.2526 49 52 77.83832446.6975 2.652988 88.40625 653.461 739.157 50 354 77.85484 446.54749.074062 100 1153.007 1153.007 51 355 78.09106 444.3949 9.125 1001156.976 1156.976 52 67 78.33036 442.2022 9.176467 100 1160.998 1160.99853 4 79.65865 429.808 9.459729 100 1183.357 1183.357 54 46 80.7765419.0877 −1.3125 56.48438 313.5332 555.0794 55 360 80.95297 417.37139.731892 100 1205.197 1205.197 56 102 80.96486 417.2554 9.734375 1001205.398 1205.398 57 7 82.19406 405.1176 5.421879 94.76115 850.8658897.9058 58 16 82.32147 403.8416 2.328129 82.48438 595.7582 722.2679 59358 82.5265 401.7812 5.09029 93.67188 821.9038 877.4285 60 76 82.97588397.2351 7.122384 97.875 988.2456 1009.702 61 38 83.03275 396.65680.93402 72.5677 474.3064 653.6055 62 363 83.0912 396.0618 1.3559675.5088 508.7397 673.7489 63 77 84.53226 381.172 10.46562 100 1265.8551265.855 64 94 85.42307 371.7585 10.6441 100 1281.011 1281.011 65 36485.54477 370.4602 1.580857 73.90352 506.0238 684.7086 66 362 86.16355363.813 4.34375 88.63364 738.1676 832.8301 67 60 86.95608 355.18873.410059 83.61319 652.0828 779.8803 68 330 87.4833 349.3831 2.79336979.54177 593.8293 746.5628 69 357 87.73822 346.5564 7.203125 96.39479978.6989 1015.303 70 350 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3943.428 4181.236 346 235 321.5842 −5637.52 29.1374792.49716 3733.244 4036.063 347 242 323.7226 −5714.02 23.31664 64.097581834.44 2861.95 348 208 332.7491 −6040.22 28.96582 90.05669 3598.8573996.213 349 254 333.0444 −6050.97 26.39454 79.68351 2740.272 3438.946350 233 333.1996 −6056.63 29.98438 92.84072 3934.388 4237.782 351 207335.7654 −6150.37 29.20644 90.2519 3657.163 4052.173 352 232 337.4056−6210.52 29.72951 91.49641 3821.05 4176.175 353 246 337.6788 −6220.5526.08664 76.68187 2589.539 3376.989 354 227 345.0467 −6492.92 28.8842487.33098 3473.497 3977.394 355 202 349.1711 −6646.84 29.21687 87.689383555.464 4054.612 356 244 349.4851 −6658.6 24.716 63.61211 1980.1473112.846 357 213 355.6699 −6891.48 29.47995 87.32813 3594.955 4116.606358 245 396.6812 −8492.3 26.83178 61.00569 2152.664 3528.628 359 211405.6491 −8854.92 30.06905 78.50327 3343 4258.422 360 206 436.1194−10118.9 31.33078 77.5053 3547.051 4576.527 361 210 439.7628 −10273.331.57491 77.88144 3614.013 4640.403 362 203 444.9771 −10495.3 31.6562577.03406 3591.218 4661.857 363 205 466.0037 −11404.4 32.07514 74.215773542.847 4773.713 364 204 486.8092 −12324.8 32.15625 69.45763 3330.9364795.638

Second Step, condensing and temperature rise capability of adesulfurization tower device is designed,

Definition: a critical point D is a smoke parameter point of anintersection point of the control lines with different values and thesaturated air enthalpy humidity curve;

Critical point calculation:

Definition: a point A is a smoke parameter point of an initial state ofa wet desulphurization device for emitting wet smoke;

Definition: a point B is any one smoke parameter point between the pointA and the critical meteorological point D in the saturated air enthalpyhumidity curve, and this point is the smoke parameter design point withthe lowest device operation energy consumption; and

the parameter design point with the lowest device operation energyconsumption is a lowest cost combination of the cost required fortemperature lowering of the device to the point B and the cost requiredfor temperature rise of the device to the control lines (point E) withdifferent values from the point B;

Definition: the condensation capability of the desulphurization towerdevice refers to temperature required for temperature lowering from thepoint A to the point B in the saturated air enthalpy humidity curve; and

the temperature rise capability of the desulphurization tower devicerefers to temperature required for temperature rise of the point B inthe saturated air enthalpy humidity curve to the control lines withdifferent values;

FIG. 6 gives the white plume temperature lowering and temperature risecontrol path, and various different temperature lowering and temperaturerise options are provided for paths to reach the same control lines, andTable 2 gives the quantitative result summary of the options. Therefore,under the same control conditions, the temperature rise is smaller ifthe temperature lowering is greater, and vice versa.

If the outlet smoke temperature of a desulfurization tower is 50° C.,when direct temperature rise is adopted, the temperature rise amplitudeof the 100% control line is about 196° C., the temperature riseamplitude of the 90% control line is about 109.6° C., the temperaturerise amplitude of the 80% control line is about 85° C., and energyconsumption differences are great;

after the condensation for 2° C., namely the smoke emission temperatureis lowered to 48° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 100% controlline is about 173° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 90% controlline is about 95.8° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 80%control line is about 73.9° C., compared with those in a directtemperature rise method, the temperature rise values are respectivelyreduced by 23° C., 13.8° C. and 11.1° C., and are respectively 11.5, 6.9and 5.55 times of the temperature lowering amplitudes, and the influenceof the temperature lowering on the temperature rise amplitude isobvious, particularly on the 100% control line;

after the condensation for 5° C., namely the smoke emission temperatureis lowered to 45° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 100% controlline is about 143° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 90% controlline is about 77° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 80% controlline is about 59° C., compared with those of the direct temperature risemethod, the temperature rise values are respectively reduced by 52° C.,32° C. and 26° C., and are respectively 10.5, 6.4 and 5.2 times of thetemperature lowering amplitudes;

after the condensation for 10° C., namely the smoke emission temperatureis lowered to 40° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 100% controlline is about 102° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 90% controlline is about 52.83° C., the temperature rise amplitude of the 80%control line is about 39.29° C., compared with those of the directtemperature rise method, the temperature rise values are respectivelyreduced by 94° C., 56° C. and 45° C., and are respectively 9.4, 5.6 and4.5 times of the temperature lowering amplitude; after the condensationfor 15° C., the conclusion is similar; after the condensation for 20°C., namely the smoke emission temperature is lowered to 30° C., thetemperature rise amplitude of the 100% control line is about 46° C., thetemperature rise amplitude of the 90% control line is about 20.6° C.,the temperature rise amplitude of the 80% control line is about 14° C.,compared with those of the direct temperature rise method, thetemperature rise values are respectively reduced by 149° C., 88.9° C.and 71° C., and are respectively 7.5, 4.4 and 3.5 times of thetemperature lowering amplitudes; and therefore, the temperature riseamplitude is obviously reduced when the temperature is lowered to a lowdegree.

TABLE 2 White Plume Control Path Analysis Temperature rise to/° C.Temperature 100% 90% 80% lowering white-plume-free white-plume-freewhite-plume-free to/° C. control line control line control line 50246.1017 159.5924 135.1645 49 233.5251 151.5271 128.415 48 221.4764143.8005 121.9488 47 209.9374 136.4008 115.7562 46 198.8903 129.3165109.8276 45 188.3178 122.5364 104.1536 44 178.2029 116.0499 98.72523 43168.5292 109.8464 93.53366 42 159.2808 103.9155 88.5703 41 150.44298.24737 83.82683 40 141.9979 92.8323 79.29513 39 133.9338 87.6608874.96732 38 126.2353 82.72396 70.83577 37 118.8886 78.01266 66.89303 36111.8803 73.51837 63.1319 35 105.1974 69.23272 59.54537 34 98.8271665.14759 56.12665 33 92.75734 61.25512 52.86916 32 86.97605 57.5476749.76652 31 81.47176 54.01786 46.81253

The concrete condensing and temperature rise point determination needsto be performed after the technical and economic comparison according tothe local meteorological conditions, control requirements and cold andheat source conditions. Specifically,

a function is defined to be F(Xb)=F1(XB)+F2(XB)

wherein F1(Xb) is an energy consumption function meeting the requirementof A→B

F2(Xb) is an energy consumption function meeting the requirement of B→N

the solved smallest value of F(Xb) is a final regulating mode.

For data in this example, if the electric charge is 0.245 RMB/KWH, andthe steam charge is 125.73 RMB/ton, an operation energy consumptioncomparison curve under different combinations can be calculated, asshown in FIG. 8 , and the smallest value is selected as the optimumvalue.

In the present example, the optimum condensing temperature of the 100%control line is 34° C., the optimum condensing temperature of the 90%control line is 37° C., and the optimum condensing temperature of the80% control line is 40° C. If the 80% control line is taken as a designpoint in the present example, the designed condensation capability istemperature lowering from 50° C. to 40° C., the temperature risecapability is temperature rise from 40° C. to 79.29° C., certain marginis generally left for the design point, for example, the temperaturelowering capability is designed to 38° C., and the temperature risecapability is designed to be 80° C.

Third Step, a method for regulating white plume of smoke after wetdesulphurization by the control lines, wherein the method concretelyincludes the following steps of:

S1, a tangent line is drawn on the saturated air enthalpy humidity curveby using an environment meteorological point K, wherein the tangent lineis an environment meteorological tangent line (as shown in FIG. 9 ); and

S2, a point B′ is taken as a smoke parameter point with the lowestdevice operation energy consumption, wherein the point B′ is any onemeteorological data point between the point A and the criticalmeteorological point D in the saturated air enthalpy humidity curve.

The smoke parameter point with the lowest device operation energyconsumption is the lowest cost combination of the cost required fortemperature lowering of the device to the point B′ and the cost requiredfor temperature rise of the device from the point B′ to the environmentmeteorological tangent line.

The operation work condition of the device is regulated according to theabove determined optimum points to achieve the objective of energysaving.

Still taking the data in the above case as an example, a tangent line isdrawn on the saturation curve by using the environment meteorologicalpoint K (at the temperature being 8° C. and the relative humidity being78%) to obtain an environment meteorological tangent line, at themoment, the white-plume-free control objective can be achieved only bycondensing the smoke from A to B′ and then raising the temperature toE′. In order to obtain the most economic and reasonable point B′, thecondensing-temperature rise combined energy consumption calculation isperformed, the condensing-temperature rise combination point with thelowest energy consumption is obtained, and the calculation method isidentical to that in the previous step. In the present example, theoptimum point B′ is 44° C., and the E′ is 65° C.

Therefore, the smoke condensing-temperature rise combination controlpoint can be regulated by obtaining the environment temperature andhumidity conditions in real time, so as to realize the optimum operationenergy consumption.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for controlling smoke plume emissions,comprising the following steps of: Step 1, drawing a saturated airenthalpy humidity curve or an equivalent curve; Step 2, obtainingtemperature and relative humidity change data of located geographicareas along with a time at a frequency of at least one datum every day,where a sum of data collected every day is p, a data collection daynumber is m, and a sum of collected data is m*p; Step 3, drawing thedata obtained in the Step 2 in the curve obtained in the Step 1, andcorrespondingly obtaining corresponding meteorological points; Step 4,drawing tangent lines on the curve by using the meteorological pointsobtained in the Step 3; Step 5, ranking a slope of each tangent lineobtained in the Step 4 in an increasing order, where serial numbers aresequentially 0, 1, 2, . . . , m*p-1, a serial number of a magnitude ofany one slope is defined to be n, and n is greater than or equal to 0but smaller than or equal to m*p-1; Step 6, determining a white plumecontrol line after wet desulphurization according to the slopes obtainedin the Step 5; and Step 7, controlling the smoke plume emissions usingthe determined control line, wherein according to (m*p-n)/(m*p)*100,control lines with different values can be obtained, the tangent linewith a smallest slope is a strictest white plume control line, ade-pluming day number control region corresponding to a smoke state is a100% white-plume-free day number control region, and the correspondingtangent line is a 100% white-plume-free day number control line.
 2. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein the saturated air enthalpy humiditycurve in the Step 1 takes temperature as a horizontal coordinate, andtakes steam partial pressure as a vertical coordinate; and theequivalent curve is a curve drawn by taking temperature as thehorizontal coordinate and taking relative humidity or moisture contentas the vertical coordinate.
 3. The method according to claim 1, whereina data collection time in the Step 2 is longer than or equal to 1calendar year.
 4. The method according to claim 3, wherein the datacollection time in the Step 2 is 1 to 5 calendar years.
 5. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein a data collection time in the Step 2 isfrom October of each year to April of next year.
 6. The method accordingto claim 1, wherein p data are collected every day in Step 2, p isgreater than or equal to 1, and a collection time interval of each datumis (24/p)h.
 7. The method according to claim 1, wherein p data arecollected every day in Step 2, and p is greater than or equal to 20 butsmaller than or equal to
 80. 8. The method according to claim 4, whereinp data collected every day in Step 2 are screened by a method with thefollowing steps: Step a, drawing the curve or the equivalent curve; Stepb, drawing the p data collected every day into the saturated airenthalpy humidity curve obtained in the Step a to obtain correspondingmeteorological points; Step c, drawing tangent lines on the curve byusing the meteorological points obtained in the Step b; and Step d,ranking the slope of each tangent line obtained in the Step c in anincreasing order, and selecting the meteorological point datum with thesmallest slope as the datum of that day.
 9. The method according toclaim 1, wherein a region where the tangent line and a right lower sideof the tangent line are located is a de-pluming control region, andde-pluming can be realized when original smoke enters the geographicarea after temperature and humidity regulation; a region defined by thede-pluming control line and the saturation curve at a low-temperatureside forms the de-pluming day number control region, and a point numberfalling within the de-pluming day number control region is the whiteplume generating day number; and the de-pluming for the day number atdifferent proportions can be realized by regulating different slopes.10. The method according to claim 1, wherein process design is performedaccording to the control lines with different values obtained throughcalculation, and the process design is to regulate the smoke state tothe corresponding control line in a condensing or temperature rise mode.11. The method according to claim 5, wherein p data are collected everyday in Step 2, and p is greater than or equal to 20 but smaller than orequal to 80.